Sentence examples for talented classroom from inspiring English sources

There should be one equal teaching team made up of different skills: professors, academic theorists, researchers, technical lecturers, industry practitioners and talented classroom teachers.

The New York Department of Education just released testing information for fall 2011 entry into their Gifted and Talented classrooms.

As noted by Danny Katch, The phrase "gifted and talented" suggests classrooms of extraordinary children--perhaps even X-Men-style mutants -- who need a unique environment of super-collider labs and isolated writers' cabins to reach their amazing potential.

"A Conservative government will give every child the kind of education that is currently only available to the well-off: safe classrooms, talented and specialist teachers, access to the best curriculum and exams, and smaller schools where teachers know the children's names," Gove said.

And to make sure all teachers know the subjects they teach, tonight I propose a new teacher quality initiative -- to recruit more talented people into the classroom, reward good teachers for staying there and give all teachers the training they need.

Several of the neighborhood's schools attract students from surrounding areas because of gifted and talented, special education or dual-language classrooms.

While these alternatives can bring talented and knowledgeable people into the STEM classroom, studies have demonstrated that certified teachers are more effective in stimulating K 12 student learning than those without special pedagogical training (Darling-Hammond et al., 2005).

Near the end of the book, Ms. Kopp introduces some of her most successful teachers and suggests a simple strategy for school reform: Recruit talented, goal-minded people who can manage classrooms much as she has managed Teach for America.

Many of our most talented educators aren't interested in teaching in the same classroom for 30 years.

The lessons are clear -- we must encourage talented people to choose teaching as a career and keep them in the classroom.

Also, Gross's sixth-grade teacher testified about how he was so talented and such a hard worker that she'd place him in a corner of the classroom out of reach of the class troublemakers.